Notable also is how medieval church records would often Latin-ised everyone's names to Henricus or whatever but their daily use name is likely a dialectal diminutive of it
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Whether barbarian culture is a contamination that makes us impure or something that would strengthen us is a debate that is old. So old. There's a even debate about it in the Qin court.pic.twitter.com/fCQRvb4PAw
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But obviously the thing no one says in these debates is that "barbarian" culture has a right to exist even if it isn't strengthening "us". That this utilitarian approach to culture is dehumanising, dichotomies are reductive, etc.
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This reminds me of that article that was going around of some Chinese "historians" declaring they had determined English was a Chinese dialect introduced to the West at some point.
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